Working to make government more effective

Working to make government more effective

Jack Pannell

Jack Pannell

Researcher

Jack is a researcher working on the ‘Review of the UK Constitution’. He previously worked on the Institute’s research on ministers.

Before joining the Institute, he worked at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs in Washington DC. He completed a masters in Latin American studies in 2020. 

Jack's recent work

21 MAR 2024 Analysis paper

Hung parliaments

Rules governing unclear general election results are loosely defined in the UK.

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20 MAY 2021 Explainer

Shadow cabinet

The shadow cabinet is made up of senior members of the main opposition party in Westminster who act as spokespeople for the opposition.

07 MAY 2021 Explainer

Gender balance in politics

This explainer takes a closer look at how women are represented in parliament, cabinet, the civil service and among ministers and special advisers.

29 APR 2021 Report

Improving ethical standards in government

Greensill, and subsequent revelations on relations between private sector interests and the government, have exposed serious weaknesses in the rules o